clipsy

31 ms·

451.
by clipsy 3y ago
> I’m sure people with internal monologues (I’m not one) are much more optimistic about LLMs. Can I ask why you're "sure" about this? I have an internal monologue and I'm quite skeptical of the LLM hype.
452.
by clipsy 3y ago
What browser do you use? You can test `input type="date"` here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/in... -- I've tested every up-to-date browser I have on my la
453.
by clipsy 3y ago
> It seems unlikely that a company would layoff someone keeping all the juniors unblocked, unless management is totally incompetent. I've seen exactly this happen in every large-scale layoff I've been first-hand witness to (bot
454.
by clipsy 3y ago
> To anyone with half a brain, and has seen the internet since it was an infant in the 90s I'm always grateful I was endowed with a full brain, I'd hate to be so easily impressed. My condolences.
455.
by clipsy 3y ago
I don’t want any spoilers.
456.
by clipsy 3y ago
> But when you’ve got a very conservative republican teaming up with a very liberal democrat on this legislation, combative may be the only option you have. I'm reminded of Lewis Black's evergreen quote: "The only thing du
457.
by clipsy 3y ago
Class Warfare 101: Pit the have-nots against the have-littles so that none of them start having any uppity thoughts about the have-more-than-they-could-ever-possibly-spends.
458.
by clipsy 3y ago
From the author's profile on Forbes[0]: "David Blackmon is an energy-related public policy analyst/consultant based in Mansfield, TX. David enjoyed a 40-year career in the oil and gas industry, the last 23 years of which wer
459.
by clipsy 3y ago
Becoming?
460.
by clipsy 3y ago
It's sad how rare it is to see basic sanity prevail in this sort of situation. I hope the ruling is upheld on the inevitable appeals.
461.
by clipsy 3y ago
> it goes to show how wealthy Americans are and have become No, it goes to show how wealthy 1% of Americans are and have become.
462.
by clipsy 3y ago
So they're exactly like every other company?
463.
by clipsy 3y ago
CEO who will reap immense financial benefits by pumping AI pumps AI, news at 11.
464.
by clipsy 3y ago
I've been hearing this for decades -- it was a common refrain after the passing of NCLB -- and it's always presented as some dramatic new thing. I suspect the reality is that people who become teachers value education higher than
465.
by clipsy 3y ago
So it's worse than public-private partnerships, because the taxpayer still foots the bill for development but the company reaps all the rewards. Thanks for clarifying, I guess.
466.
by clipsy 3y ago
It's "private" unless you ask where the funding came from.
467.
by clipsy 3y ago
Going from ¥103/$1 to ¥149/$1 is a 30.9% loss in value. A 50% loss in value would be going from (eg) ¥100/$1 to ¥200/$1.
468.
by clipsy 3y ago
It lost ~33% of its value vs the US Dollar in 5 years and you claimed it lost half its value in "about a year."
469.
by clipsy 3y ago
It varies from state to state, but public school vaccine "requirements" are generally quite soft and often allow religious exemption with little or no justification.
470.
by clipsy 3y ago
I would argue it has been (and still is) a credible award because it is generally quite open about its policies. The choice to host the awards in Chengdu was not the act of some shadowy cabal, but a simple result of easily exploited policy.
471.
by clipsy 3y ago
What do you mean by emotional emancipation?
472.
by clipsy 3y ago
Article is from January 30th; I doubt it's still the latest.
473.
by clipsy 3y ago
Houses have certainly gotten bigger since the heyday of the "American Dream," but I'm middle aged and even my (blue collar, working class) grandparents were able to afford more than 400sqft; my (also blue collar, working clas
474.
by clipsy 3y ago
Perhaps it was just the quickest way? He sounds like he's pretty busy with work.
475.
by clipsy 3y ago
It's short for "Palestine Action" and appears to be a British organization that supports Palestine in some way, if anyone else was looking for context.
476.
by clipsy 3y ago
> Or like being blamed for not supplying but also supplying starlink to Russian territory Gosh, I wonder if there was some other difference that people were concerned about /s
477.
by clipsy 3y ago
> they will never be satisfied with an actual man after an emotional experience with these bots that always listen to them This seems like a sad commentary on how low some men expect the bar to be set. If you can't compete with a ch
478.
by clipsy 3y ago
Maybe she and Elon can file a class action suit.
479.
by clipsy 3y ago
Additionally, the 2000 and 2016 elections were met with legal challenges, not a violent mob trying to overthrow the government.
480.
by clipsy 3y ago
"Because you're alive to read this headline" should presumably be the rest of the article.

More ›